Patriots Eyeing Cowboys' Pickens for Top WR

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Rumors have swirled all offseason about the New England Patriots trying to land Philadelphia

Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown in a trade.

While a deal seemed possible early on, it's looking less likely as time drags on with

our movement.

Patriots fans still want to top-wide out, so attention is turning to George Pickens from

the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas slapped the non-exclusive franchise tag on him during free agency, but that does

not lock him in for the season.

The Cowboys could shot Pickens, and he would fit perfectly in New England.

Owner Jerry Jones has a track record of moving big names, like trading star past Russia

Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers last year.

A deal for Pickens might cost the first round draft pick this year, similar to what the Miami

Dolphins got for Jalen Wadow on Tuesday, A-20.

A 26 first rounder, a third round pick, and a fourth round pick in exchange for their

own fourth rounder.

If the trade happens, the Patriots would need to hammer out a new deal, likely around

$30 million per season based on market estimates for, a four year, $122 million contract.

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